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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-25
TIE BOSTON SiBUTE.

Boston Let,srto The DsnUsr Republican,
The Boston man does not bow 10 his WOnanklnu III !o
strert-tbat is to say-he does not take on his nat but
merely touches the brm with finger regarding that
simple gesture as "A sufficient exhibition or MS respect
for the female OF his species. This remark does not
peculiar style OF ackno wledgng lady's sslutation.
! saw the method very prettily illustrated yesterday
afternoon while my way across the common. inree
young gentlemen, dressed the height ol the latest
fashion, came swinging gracefully along WIN ina.
peculiar lock step which distinguishes tho Harvard
UNDERGRADUATE. Presumably they had just run up 10 ths
city "a little shopping from Nahant or SOME other
fashionable watering place not far IRON Town EAcn
wore baggy trousers OF English check with black cut
away loft unbuttoned TO disclose cream'colore9
waistcoat and wide expanse OF shirt bosom striped
horizontally In pink Their tall white collars were
eucrced with skybue cravats with scarf pins SUCK III
the MINER left hand corners their derby hats, or
chocollte and milk tint, moulded In the newest
bul p, and each carried small log knobbed heavily
While as vet these glded youths had not approached
within thirty feet OK young woman with MASSIVE
metal chain about her waist and skirts so tight as 10
render the outlines OF her graceful limbs atractirely
perceptbe az she wal ked passed going at faster
pace than IN the same direction gnnner OF reeoss
milton Illuminated the hitherto eIpressionless races OF
the gded youths aforesaid each Of whom halted almost
lnperceptiby on his left foot raised his dexter paw
and taking of his tile with quick movement held
Il for an instant slightly extended toward the object OF
the salute then giving II spaamodc jerk In the ar re-
placed II upon his head The operation required pre-
cisey three seconds, neaI as could estimate H. anu
was performed time and three motions 10 40 II
y must require long practice but who would not
he Willing 10 devote labor 20 the acquisition or
style upon which Boston has set the seal OF It's APP
prD
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AS SOME HORRTD NAN TELLS 1T.


Conductor PADDY Ackert runs on trains three ana
four ON tho Susquehanna railroad. The other uty
no had a passenger coming down to Albany en- rouue
10 New-Y6rk and Philadelphia. She was woman
wholly unused to travelling or entirely Ignorant VI
tho hIucons of tho handy railroad guides ana tiIho
tables So every time Paddy passed through , thc
car She caught hold OF his coat sleeve ana ASKED h
some question. AT last she button oloa nun Ia a.
prepared 70 have all her questions answered beioro
he could escape her The dialogue touows:
conductor, what time do we get In Albany
"What time does the boat leave for Now-forkf
Eight O'Clock" A., TO-, .,a hon, ~
ayes, ma'am." 4. v,rL 40
"What time does the boat get to New-iomF
"Sx o. .-ororiow morning"
"Can get TO Jersey City from newborn
what tmo can I leave for Jersey Ctyl"
what time can leave jersey City for Phiia-
delphal",
what time do get to Philadelphiai'
"Can cot a stateroom on the bOatl" -.
eyes maam'; and then Paddy showed signs VI
Impotence and said: stateroohL ,o Iotas !
an hall got supper os snS wa GreaA, vSn
T Sn time for ferry to Jersey CITY, cab take you from
serrv 10 depOt ticket cost you So To- etc .
mt his troubles were not endei. sne nau a
noodIe dog and that dog wanted water. 90 sue
tool n In her arms to the water tank and Drawing
some water In the cup let the dog drink run ~,
Svd1enIv every passenger in the car wanted drink
s rsieT and ali refused to drink from the same cup
The doc had They called the conductor toIu n MN;
and made him go clear through the train 10 .he a,
car and get another cup. BY that umc VHo en-
PADDY was mad and he hasn't got over IL ye''
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JAPANESE MEDICAL WORKS FOR BOSTON.

Boston, Aug. "a (Speeiai)-Ihe Boston Medical
Library Association has just received from the Uniyer-
atty Of Toxic a collection OF 210 Japanese medical
works. These books, which In Chinese characters
the Japanese having printed alphabet. were shipped
by the donors this country nearly eighteen months
ago Some four ago the Medical Library
Association sent 70 Japan large number OF Its dupi
cate Volumes tor which acknowledgment was received,
part Of the acknO taking the form OF two
ornamental valuable Japanese swords. since ascer
DO at least 600 years DID, and Intended as gifts
10 Dr. James Chadwick and his sister. Accompanying
these the information Of the shipment OF
Of Japanese works, which has Just come TO ient AS
they did not arrive II supposed that they had been
lost transit Recently Justin winsor had occasion TO
make inquiry ct tho Public Library concerning japanese
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SEVERE STORMS ALONG THE HUDSON.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. Aug. "a Special. Reports from the
interior of river counties show that the heavy rains
for the last month have resulted In much damage to
the crops, including potatoes, grapes and plums
Almost daily showers have washed roadways and de-
stroyed small bridges In every direction. Yesterday
a storm swept over the town Of Lagrange In this
county, the already swollen streams rising rapidly
In the eastern end Of the town one two buildings
caught by the fUods and washed away. This
noon another storm passed this city to the east
1t accompanied by sharp lightning and heavy
thundr. While Cuyler Lansing and George Graham
coming through Market-st In wagon, lightning
struck on the pavement directly In front OF the horse
The partially blinded, but not hurt. In
many places In the interior the humidity OF the at
mcsphere has been so great that farmers have taken
UP their carpets and placed them in their barns 10
prevent moulding. The water In the Hudson Is I'M
usually high tonight and all the streams emptying
into the river higher than before In August
for twenty years
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

cu,c.oo Aua 24-TM Times this morning says :
Chairman j. \. Faithorn, OF the western halfway
Freight Bureau, started yesterday TOT onana ino'o
are number OF important questions 10 DC iooAe" "oi'
.on them the settlement regarding the agreement re-
I'll, made with the omaha live stock shippers in ref
~ ~ live stock stopped at Omaha on the ROAD 70
Chicago and giving the shipments the pene' W ~, 49,
rates There will also be conier1nce d m tSe con
templated advance in tho Union faciho oruSe 'oil''
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. "a (SpeeaD.-Ihe fenhSylvah'a
Railroad anuo unces that in consequence OF the geher
dmaud ON the part OF the public for mileage tickets
III r,. tina sale OF such tickets tomorrow. These
,,, OH ma sold over the lines OF the Pennsylvania
oas, ~ pittsburg and Erie except United Railroads Oh
New-Jersey
1he statement of the business OF all INES OF 'he
svyania Railroad Company east OF fllspurs anu r'o
for .Inly 1887 as compared with tho same month IN
ssG shows an increase in gross earnings OF w o9o
10 raa in exp1nses OF $20i, 7SO an increase In net
sarninvs of 500 95 Tho seven months ol 1891 as JUN
e.rnngs of So fl 253 an Increase In expenses OF
a., 81 5si an increase In net earnings oISl 2o|olZ.
al hines ve,t OF PtsDurg and Erie Tor the seven months
Al i ine nv surplus over all liabilities of S497 402,
being gain as compared with the same period Oh 1000
of S749,9O7 ~.
sr Jouss. " f., Aug. 2I-Track-layins on the Pa
,, Doll way was begun today, one and three-quarter
miIes Of seepers and rails being laid IN TWO hours'
az rp,vctsco Aug 24-The Southern Pacific Rail-
vav Company decided to reduce the present Genus
~ riIs rates to cents, cent rates to cents ana
ol TIA IN cents on all lines throughout the c0un-
try controlled by the southern ana Centrai Faeiho MAJ"
way companies o,, -, u,u.n ,o,,o. that be0in.
ming with they will resume the issue OF the
P car WORKS at Roanoke. Va working to their
fullest capacity on cars for Southern raliroaus'
Curc,ao. Aug 2i-At meeting OF the passenger de-
narment of the Central Traffic Association today IL was
dcded to make rate faro for the round trip to
tho Grand Army Encampment at st. LOUIS, the intetna
inna Military at Chicago and the Centen-
NAL OF the Federal Consultation at Philadelphia
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pAPERS RE1D AT KEY E1 ST

KEY EAST Aug "a (Specidl)-Tbe seventh
lecture before the Summer School Of the American
Institute OF Christian Philosophy delivered last
night by tho Rev DR.. A. III. Lewis on THE History
and Philosophy OF Sunday legislation" He set forA'
that sunday legislation the product Of Roman
thought and not OF New Testament Christianity. This
morning Professor Alexander t. Ornand, OF Prince
ton, read treatise entitled An Unwritten chapter
I'm TbeistIc Logic This afternoon Professor ID. S.
Martin Of Ru gers Female College, New-fork read
paper entitled "Chrstlan EvOlutlOnsm and It's
Influence ON Religious Thought" The papers were
discussed by tho Rev. Mr. Henry, DR.. Deems. DE-
Lewis DIR. S. ScOvc Of Worcester University, Ohio /;
Professor j. T. Duileld Of Princeton, and DR.. McElrey
The closing lecture will be given tomorrow by tho
Rev DR. Thomas Hi, formerly president Of Harvard
University. on "ThO ABSOLUTE pelSOn.'
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Post Office Notice.

Should be read daily by all interested as changes may
occur s for foreign countries need not be specially ad
FOR dispatch particular steamer except whet
r. ia desired send duplicates OF banking ana
not specially addressed icing sent oy ns
sn mails Tor the week ending August 81 will close
fnromptiy in all cases) q, this office as follows
TaUhsDAY-Ats a. N. for Europe; psr .tsansa,2 VIC
ianS via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg at m
for Hayti and Inagua per steanshp APPS az IN
Ior on for Newfoundland per steamer from Halifax.
FRipAY-At p m. for Belize Puerto Cortez Gnttemala
Gr,ytown and del Toro per steamship Hondo ~
5 p m. for carupano and Ciudad Bolivar per steam
shia FL Calao.
sATURpAY-At m. for ireland. per steamship Aurana
Queenstown qesters for Sres, Sr.n ans G.ase
A. a. M for France, Belgium Eetherlaads swift
zerand Italy. spain and Portuga per nS ,r.cs
s.r ssssass.p AncSoriA via sAsr.s DETER.
directed per AnchoriaD At m. zee ths Nsthor
lands direct per sss%sap HSe KSsraam n a. $50
a. M for Norway direct per Steamship Geissr ge,.ers
must bedrocted per 0eiser Mss sssn NJ Sopvsv
ton and ' Bremen etters EuIops,n eoants.
PSr,o Rt,o direct per steamship River Is
for St Domingo. cape Hayu ana TURKS AsiAno' Ps'
steamship SANTANA
Franciscol. close hsre August2S - 2 81 MALI s tet
China and Japan per steamship CITY Of Newfork VfoTw
for Australia. Nsw.zealand. sandwich, ful and g.
moan Islands per steamship Alameda iron san rrsn.
q os:s Steamship asrmsns Vim hsS
y .s.%: 'SI eI K: West S1 ss:. = ss
once daily at 230 M
THE schedule Of closing Of Trans Pacific malls =:
transit % San francisco Mails East arriving g
time 81 San FranoisCo on the dAy OF sailing Oh s'ss"'"
dispatched thence IL Mr saRf PEARSON pYssnas
Post once New.York. n. Y, Aug. 10. 1887
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ONE MORE SAMPLE OF REFORM.

To the razor Of The TrtbHHc
SIR: The great National gun foundry Is now an annex
TO the Maryland Democracy. That stupendous achieve
ment has been consummated' after a long struggle
through the hercuean efforts OF Senator German and
Representative Compton. II was political necessity to
the latter, whose district sometimes goes Republican
although handicapped with the seventeenth Ward o
Baltimore OF course this sufficient justification
for the employment of National institution ana rs re-
sources-the to the Democracy the 32J part
of the National Legislature Public money can well he
spareC secure this desirable result Although Secfe-
tarv whitney, with an exceedingly loud baro Of
t1npes invited macinists without regard 10 politics
IN apuly for the position Of superintendent OF the
foundry, with the understanding that the man who
stood highest the list the result Qf competitive
examination should receive the apoin cn the deNcl-
opmeus show this to have been mere subierfuge Inc
men who responded 10 that invitation may as well
understand that their time ard money we're thrown
away since the matter already settled before the IN
vitation was issued and the hollow nockery that cost
them so much was minor display OF the hypocrisy OF
tlis peculiarly hy pOcritIcal Administration.
EGsLiuofDn. d. e.. Aug 10, 1887. VERSAILLES.
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OYER HALF IN INcH oFRAIx
A HEAVY SHOWER ACCOMPANIED BY LIGHTNING

CAPsIzED IN A sQUALL
Between noon and O'Clock yesterday New-York
was visited by local storm 1t came from the north
west and swept the city, going In southeaseriy
direction. During the whole Of the forenoon tho
had been Obscured, and toward midday dill Of
cnnging vapor rolled down from the leaden sky and
settled on the city and neghborhood IL looked for
al the world like Scotch mist Then flashes Of
lightning began to play thunder rolled near and
moro near" and driving rain dashed down In tor
rents 1t cleared the streets efectualy charge
OF artillery. People who had neglected the signs Of
the gray morning and gone out unprovideo with UNI
prelas fed " right and " left for steier The gut
ters became trbd brown torrents and pools OF water
stagnated In the hollows o. the pavement long after
the storm had passed away Altogether .o6 VI 40
inch OF rain fell In less than an hour Before.
O'Clock the atmospheric disturbance subsidized almost
as suddenly as II came, and the dense cloud masses
rolled to the southeast.
The lightning shattered flagstaff the American
BANK Note Companys building the west side OF
BoauWay, and startled the gentlemen engaged In the
Ives investigation. At Staten Island the storm was
severely felt. There excessive rainfall, an0
there In many years stray bolt struck the chimney
Of Druggist Ulnch w. Bcckers building, In Bay-st.
Sapleton, and q number OF trees were levelled
catb0at containing five men caught In tho squal
and capslZed. Its occupants picked up by D
passing tug and safely landed after having expert
enced double drnching
The temperature was moderate yesterday. Ac-
at a. M and IL at p. The mornng humid
ty record unusually hgh-06 Per rent-and In the
afternoon, notwithstanding the rainfall, IL S4 per
cent-stfu too high TO be pleasant
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THE CAMPAIGN IN MASSACHUSETTS

ESSEX REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING-A NOTABLE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ny PROMINENT MEN.
SALEM, Mass. Aug. "a tSyecaD.-" Organize rs IN
watchwor OF the Massachusetts, Republicans just now
and though the state campaign does not really open
until September. there large gathering to-day at
the rally banquet In salem, arranged by the town
aud city committees Of this county. Governor Ames'
Lieutenant Governor Bracket. President Boarlman Of
tue senate. Professor George W. Atherton, William
Cogswell. Henry Cabot Lodge, Dr. Loring. and j. Ous
Wardwell. OF Haverhil were tho specially invited
guests Tho Governor arrived at II o'clock and was
driven to the House. where no held reception
and introduced to the Republicans present
Meanwhile the oharmen OF the various town
and city committees held a meeting IL was
decided that similar gathering OF Republicans
each year would be good thing 10 start tho campaign
General County Committee TO he made up OF the c.ar
men of the city and town committees All Dut IOur
town, ~ the county were represented - 49,.
After Governors option special horse-cars CON
veyed the party the Willows where dinner was pro-
James T. Almy presided. Governor Ames spoke briefly.
COngressnaneicct CoZswell made vigorous ~
Cleveland Administration toward The fisheries lie SAID
As great nation Of 900 OF brave people
oa.'yins foa .an.ail glSv1s a,
would not have taken RON the comb nee powI
Grant sb Andrew ratto in Their graves
which the siuo stroLe Of evena cowAhs pen Wonn put
tary treasury. Mr. Manning spoke OF the treat
brutal Il boeve there has never been N the
past there viii be IN the iuufe sue pas
sondte -pue displayed ny tLe ono "i , WI, az
he exhibited IN the Dominion
OF Canada toward well meaning American h,hethrh.'
Bracket agreed that The dlscu
sion OF political quest should not be confined 10 the
few weeks preceding an election and mat the Mug
wurp claim that this 4, "a reform Administration was
mere prsence COngres,man-clect Henry Cabot Lodge
url value OF thorough organization Oi the hcPu
~. marty I'm Mssachusets There were several Other
speakers. letter was read from senator lhBalIs OF
kansas which, after explaining his inaDlty 10 meet
the Essex Republicans. the Senator went ON 10 say
Intagous vim. of democracy and he sene
Of kefOi the political
nearly complete That she should be class
n among the states humilaung TO those VINO
recall tho Of history and the rSnoWn OF her
h.roe. IN many battles sho has naSod Tor Jusice ahu
lerty. hope tie day OF her redemption fdts"lhg
the Republican OF Essoi viii DO iOund ia he
head Of the column IN inc
guard on line In the approaching con et th
The organized gnor4nce hJpOcrsy cline ana dsoyalv
which Capured the Government IN 1885, AMI by conbna
hot political highway robbers OF te uh ana
Inc sneak thieves the North hope 10 repeat tue larceny III
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rouyyy DEFENDS HIMSELF ABLY.

IT1HciScO
Johnny Quinn, ago thirteen, mad been arrested Tor
sammlng doors running into Railways yeHns lnereln
and generally disturbing The peace OF BfahhahSI' near
sixth.
Jenny came ont OF the dock when asked II he wished
TO make sisteineut and went right up 10 Tue judge
railing "A mark . confidence which gratued the Court.
-" wasn't dom ncthH,' " said johnny calmly II was
sltfin' thlnkiH' my mothers doorstep, when that
rothiu' the way down. an the first ! knowed what
was the matter was when hs said malicious hlschlsI
10 the prisOn-kesper.' . , ,.---.
"Your Honor chased him block" said policeman,
"and then had 10 crawl under "A house 10 GET hlln' .
"Im afraid you're n pretty bad boy, observed tho
mo; you're of Judge" sad Johnny. eagerly, and
pressing nearer. II amt; I'm a hardw0ikln poyi l
only back fTom Los Angeles last Suhu"y, ~" h'o
my mother SD"
''WheTe did yOu get itP
"WOrkin down to Los Angelica
"WOrking at what"
"CaIrylug water for "A prospcct0r
"Isnt that new trader
al dunno" .
"WelL" sighed the Court, ait beats nll how this
modern love OF luxury inrscts all classes now wheh
used 20 prospecting In early days ia no more nave
thought OF havnE boy tagging AFTER me win water
bucket than I'd think OF asking Mr.. Kenny there 10
up here and fan 80 you're from Los Angeles,
ell I"
The Court was lost In thought for fully minute ana
seemed lose consciousness or his SURROUNDINGS lheh
he asked win animation:
well, how = the bOOmi
"Great," said Johnny. "And forgot 10 say, Mister
that when I'm 10 homo go TO church every Sunhay
with mother ~.
''sce here you young villain. cried his Honor. MS
mdurss changing suddenly to fcrOcty, you 10 ON 5ou
way 10 the gnlows Get ont OF here, ana liyOu ever
up before me again I'll send you up 10 INC
Industrial School for life" ,,, -.
johnny turned his back on the Judge, wihKeu AZ
Prosecuting Attorney Cooley and made quick tune LOT
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DIED.

Rebellion Tuesday August 49, Margaret Iouse infant
dau ghter, of c. Franklin and Annie NJ BedelL 49,.
THURSDAY at 3p at residence OF parents T1z
Putnamave. Brooklyn.
HASTIN GSOn August 80 al the residence OF MIS- isaac
II Cary. Jamaica Plain. Mass. Maria NJ. Hastings
wife of the late John Hastings, OF Lexington, Mass
oLYPHANT-At Morristown, y. j. Monday; august ~
Elisabeth Marvin eldest child OF Talbot and Marie Vieis
Olyphant, Of this city. ..o,
Funeral services at Morr stown thursday, august 20
Carriages will meet the ain leaving Newfork loot OK
barclay and Christopher SITS. at IL M
Interment private
Albany. n. Y, papers please COPY -
spoFFORD-At Elm wood, Hunts Point on Tuesday. 18th
inst after short illness Eugene Walton youngest son
OF the late Paul Spoford. OF this city - .,,,
10 attend funeral from Grace Church. corner
broadway and 10thst, on Saturday Zfh hsI' ~ i-So
o'clock. s....hoso,,
wALLACE-on Monday, August 22 Drysdale aisaanas 10
aged years aud day. pelo'ea sou VI oeoso We
and isabella W allace.
Funeral private
Inferred in Greenwood
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THE APPLES WHICH SELL.
From The Boston Post

find an illustration of the power OF beauty gych,
I'm nrosac matters In tho heaps OF req apples "i.S
u, ,rovs nnnear nj this season OF the year on inc
street fruit stands lho apple refer TO- snd tho rnthsT
apple is not particularly fno avo Sc amt color thSt
Try always seiis we'll 1t had predecessor much
finer red apple In my opinion, called tne s9ps On
gavoired the beautiful color of the Williams drove
IL not only out Of tho market but doubt II ~ eoulu
10 found In an orchard. The beauty CT tho Williams
and the great bearing power OF its tr'o carried tho
day When IL f. in season fruit vendors do not seem
re care to have any other on hand Yet for myself
there are o dozen others I would rather eat, and
think everybody would agree with me II they bought
their flult peeled
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CHANGES AMONG ERIE OFFICIALS.

The promotion OF William j. Murphy to he Gehera'
of the ewYork. Lake Erie and western
Railroad Company has made necessary several changes
IN the supcrinendcnts of divisions t. Van Et'en VINO
has been superintendent Of tho Delaware division mas
been transferred the vacant superntendency OF the
Buffalo division, and w. H. Starr has been transferred
hnnsnn RECENTLY roadmaster OF the Western division
has been promoted to be superintendent OF the Eoohese
yison Ills place has rot yet been filed. All the pro
notinns are said have been earned hy long anu iath
nj service The resignation OF Benjamin Ihonas as
ori sunerniendent was entirely voluntary, but IL IL
5ot knoUn that ne has made any engagement WIN an
nther company lie will probably take short vacation
for the benefit OF his health.
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NEW STATUE F0R BOSTON COMMOM

Boston's worship OF the ideal in physical develop
ment has taken the shape OF statue OF Johh u.
Sullivan. which Ia now being modelled In clay by a
disting uished sculptor here, Mr. Donoghne anu tho
ONLY ne wspaper man to whom the privilege OIL view
ing this interesting work OF art has 80 iir oeen
granted 1t Is not ms yet sufficiently advanced
toward completion to render fair criticism possible,
Nevertheless, | able to torn pretty hccuL I
nntion OF The aprearnuce IL is likely to present when
hnrhed. , A.
The figure /. OF heroic size 1t stands on guard the
clenched fists held at the SIDES, ana tue ieI' oos -
aryance The r.pression of the face Is one OF cold
ferocity the eyes bent upon imaginary adversary
whom Mr.. sullivan-so the sculptor assures s,i,s
hun one in the bugleb The artist has wisely pre-
ferred pose OF restu confidence In strength tom
suggestive OF suspended action, such as that OF
striking blow. !.
Mr. Sullivan says that atitudinizing rs model Is